Napoleon Dynamite
Comedy • PG • 2004 • 1 hr 35 min
Starring
Jon Heder, Efren Ramirez, Tina Majorino, Aaron Ruell, Jon Gries
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One of my all time favorites, it’s just so weird and funny and dumb all at once.
There’s something about this movie that I can’t explain , it’s just funny .
Humor dryer than a piece of wood and outstanding character writing. Perfect movie in my eyes.
Very memorable dialogue and characters. Leaves you feeling good at the end.
A classic! Hilarious, nerdy, clever indie film. It doesn't age. The most memorable scenes and quotes you'll repeat for years. Very funny!
Childhood favorite - still fun all these years later
The ultimate “you had to be there” movie. If you watched this in like middle school/high school when it came out, this was peak cinema
The humour is divine. That poor cow though
Rewatched recently, and after nearly 20 years, it remains uniquely funny and I could still recite lines. Cult classic for sure.
This is one of those movies that demands more than one view. It has odd, quirky characters, and offbeat humor, but you’ll love it.
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